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Podcast Summary
In this episode, Max Moore and Tyler Lingle tackle one of the most misunderstood questions in real estate investing and home buying: Should you ever buy a property based solely on interest rates? With rates hovering around the 6–7% range, many buyers feel frozen on the sidelines—waiting for “better” conditions. But is that actually the smart move?
In this conversation, we break down:
Why interest rates matter far less long-term than most people think
The difference between buying a primary residence vs. an investment property - Why location, purchase price, and cash flow beat rates every time - How the 3% rate era distorted buyer psychology
What today’s supply-and-demand dynamics mean for negotiations
When higher rates can still produce excellent deals
Why “just waiting for rates to drop” can actually cost you more
They also share real-world examples—including buying an investment property at 8% interest—and explain how to properly evaluate deals using math, not emotion.
If you’re thinking about buying a home, investing in real estate, or just trying to understand how rates actually affect long-term wealth, this episode is a must-watch.
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